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Scientific American, Vol. 49, No. 17 (October 1883) (1883)

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their the flowers of three distinct species, irrespective of color; in tufts of moss carefully separated from adhering pebbles, animal worship. It is represented in their hieroglyphics, six instances the flowers of two species were visited, the particles of wood, or other plants. Upon this green… … aspect, a fresh movement was ob- SACRED EGYPTIAN SCARAB.ETJS. and soft, becomes, by much rolling, served, and this continued until the firm and smooth. They then dig a moon disappeared behind the hills. deep hole, in which they bury the M. Mussat proposes to call such movements selenotropic. color…

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